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A Name for . Democratic Baby.

Tho selection OF name for baby, and es-
pecially Democratic baby, Is worry import
mt matter, and we give serious attention to
this request from q proud and happy father:
"s,a: A nrss and only child, son, now four weeks
old needs name badly. His grandmothsrs and aunts
have given up and appeal 10 you for advice. Tho
mothers wish TO Givs him his fathers name must In the
interest Of Democracy denied His ony living male
progcnitor except his father great grandfather.
and hs Is represented In tho middle name Would you
advise his mothers family name % first name, after
the manner OF the Hon. SIXTH n wrRp, or . simple,
straightforward Christian namss II the latter please
suggest suitable name the Of the Of Demo
crat Do not suggest GROVER We not that kind Of
Democrats"
There Is a manifest danger in naming
son after public man whose career Is yet to
be completed. for the hero Of to-day may fall
into disrepute tomorrow, and importance
which seems at the moment to bo real, may
prove to have been Fictitious only. Other
things being equal. too, q name which be-
longs to tho parentage and ancestry Of tho
child ls more suitable than one picked out by
mere fancy. or to do honor to some man OF
distinction with whom he has no relationship.
Our friends wife. therefore. is reasonable
in her desire to give his name to tho baby,
in the hope, probably. that he. In his turn.
will hand 1t down to his own son, and that 1t
will thus DO perpetusted in the family. But
we laud tho father for sacrificing personal
and family pride " In the interest OF Demoo-
racy -" by refusing to send down 9 name
which seems to him undemocrattc. The
glory Of an individual family Is as nothing
beside the interest OF the vast and glorious
family OF the Democracy.
II he wants to give his babya middle name
that OF his great-grandfather Is of course
very appropriate; but what need has tho
child of any middle name at all So long as
it be distinctive and easily retained in the
memory in association with his personality,
a single Christian name is better. and such
may DO found In the family name Of his
mother. It Is fitting and logical that
both sides Of the house should be
thus indicated In the name Of an
oldest son, which may 30 DO made
the mora striking and distinctive. But, Of
course the two should 60 together euphoni-
ously. In England, even when O man has
two or more Christian names, he is common
ly spoken Of by only one OF them. and that
the more distinctive, Mr.. JAMES RUSSELL
LOWELL, for instance, being described as
Mr.. RUSSELL LOWELL; and the practice
soems to rs good one. But OF what use.
then, Is the JAMES, unless as q compliment
to the man for whom he was named
As to the simple. straightforward Chris
tian name Of which our friend speaks, it
will BIO easy to got that from the names Of
lllustrious Democrats whose fame is for all
time; and the three whom we most readily
and naturally associate together are Of
course THOMAS JEFFERSON. ANDREW JACK
son, and SAMUEL JONES TILDEN.
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continual Interference with the personal
liberties Of the citizen must be prevented. IL
would DO better TO allow dozen corpora
lions to run riot through the streets OF New
York, first como first served, and subject
only to tho consent OF property holders,
than to lodge powers In tho hands of men by
whom, IA we know from fatal experience, IL
will DO corruptly used. Our Aldermen would
never have sold any railway franchises II they
had had none TO SELL or course, 1t liz always
difficult to strike tho truo middle ground,
where the community con best act indtvidu-
ally for It's own protection; but VIC have
passed the safe limo go far In tho wrong
direction that we noed have no fear OF WALK
ina backward for a considerable distance. II
we pass to the other side for a tluo, we shall
suffer 10 great harm.
We cannot safely go any further In the d.
rcctlon OF excessive government. Even Con-
grsss Itself il beginning to chafo under the
restraints imposed by the Constitution and,
apparently, 1t would like to enlarge Its OPP
pOrtun,ties The restrictions imposed arc
indeed scvero Deprived OF the right Of
eminent domain in the States, and not even
permitted to locate q fort. arsenal, or dock
1t is to DO built, the poor Congressman has
no resources. His only constitutional power
In tho contpol OF property III the States is
givon In the privilege of passing bankruptcy
laws. very dry bono indood. 1t 10
llke offering q hungry man for din
ucr blctl which has already es-
capped to the bush. But Congress has hccn
equal to thcoccasion. II found q half dozen
words In the right place about the rcguln-
ton OF commerce between States, and on
those wor!s 1t hns founded q theory which
would logically grant every material power
affecting property which tho Constitution
explicitly withholds. 1t was bold stroke,
and we have yot to sec II the encroachment
will be permitted to stand.
1t is high time that the people Of this coun
try should assert anew their claim to the
right of scll-govorn,uent. They can recover
what they have surrendered to local masters
with comparatively little effort; but when
Congress, finding its opportunity in the
prevailing craze, begins to play tho boss, the
situation becomes ominous. It Is in every
way desirable that the Federal authority
shall be encouraged to remain model Of
Legislative and official integrity.
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New Commandment at Yves, ro,nt.

WASHINGTON. June 1l.-Brig. Gen. Wesley
Merritt has been relieved of the command of tho West
Point Military Academy July !. aud assigned to the
command OF the Department OF the Missouri
Brig den Wilcox. Gen. J. q. Parke, Corps OF EngE
nesTA assigned to the sppe Of the
aiitsIy Aehasy He Y nov In E.roPs and after Gen
mAndaht OF cadst win discharge duties OF supern-
tendent until len. PATka'A return.
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o. the SATURDAY s.s...A,...

Among the passengers on the steamer Um-
bria which sailed yesterday Washington Connor
Prof ledoux. the chemist OF the Subway CommiGsion
who goes abroad investigate the manner OF
underEound electrical wirss In Europe. On the came
steamer were Sir Edward Thornton and Miss Thornton
Dh thc French Inc steamer S0rmandie we're he rev
DR. Morgan nix Lieut. ". ", Gibson. U. s. A.; Mr. j. l.
AKA 81 tho Russian Legation a. Washington and slater
CseG Aqd eight others q the latte sisters Of the Poor
OF Do kAlb avenue, Brooklyn
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m, rre.ld.n, At WOE, Ara,,.

WARRINGTON, juno 1.-THE President re-
sumed his usual rouae at the White House to-day, and
devoted most NJ tie dav 70 the or matters
which accumulated during he absence Among hts Wis
iiors secretary TaiIrhlt. fOstnAs isr General
Villas secretary Endoot' AdjuiAEt General Drum and
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A volcano In eruption Is not usually re-
garded % blessing by the inhabitants OF the
surrounding country. but Bayispe. in Sonora,
which Is now firing out It's lava with much in
dustry. is said to be favorably regarded by the
Sonorans They think tho Apaches will be
afraid OF It and keep away. It's not much Of
compliment to volcano to say 1t isn't as bad
as an Apache on murder excursion.
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81 ss Y: aa !. .;s 80:
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II Dakota should be divided, would 1t be
into North Dakota and South Dakotaf
What ridiculous confession Of inability to
invent more than ono good name that would be-
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II love to enter pleasure by a postern,"
sings or says Mr.. J. r. LOWELL.
good many people in this town will to-day
enter pleasure by a side door.
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superior also IN intelligence to the two
tribes who live In the mountainous coast
region. Nine-tenths Of the Island 10 theirs,
and they are entirely distinct from tho other
tribes. Their intelligence 10 low and their
arts are Of the most rudimentary nature.
1t puzzled Mr.. PopPER to distinguish the
sexes until he discovered this infalliblc rule:
The native who carries o bow IL q man, and
tho native who is loaded down with heavy
burdens 10 O woman. For some time also he
was at iose to know what service their nu-
merous packs of dogs afford the Indians He
observed that they never took an aggressive
attitude, nor defended their masters when In
danger, nor assisted In hunting the guanaco.
When, however, he found that four sleeping
children were completely enveloped by dogs
Of every size, he vcnturcd the opinion, in the
absence Of further dnta, that the Fuoginn
dog Ii useful only as piece Of heating fur
niture, augmcnting tho warmth which the
rudc native huts inadcluately afford.
While Mr. PorPxK discovered aurifer-
GUS bcds that may attract some attention,
no is Of tho opinion that the perfectly prnc-
ticable and moro productive industry OF
sheep farming. which 10 alrondy In flour
ishing condition in tho neighboring Falkland
Islands, will somo day be introduced on these
great plains. That tho traveller who hRs
scen most Of Terra del Fuogo suggests sheep
farming as among tho possibilities Of It's fu-
ture, illustrates again tho fact that very Or
runeo,ls ideas have often been formed about
countries OF which explorers have made
known hardly moro than tho outlines.
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We learn with sincere regret that the name
OF that distinguished Indian swell, Col. r.
SHIRT of CoDY's Irregulars. will not appear in
Queen yIoToR1A's gazette OF Jubilee honors.
Her Majesty offered to make Col. SHIRT Com
panion Of tho Bath, but the Colonel declined
the honor. Tell Big Squaw RED SHIRT Big
Chief; no use water" said the Colonel to Biz
HENRY PoNsoNBY, who represented her Majes-
ty in the matter
This is regrettable. as the Queen had set her
hoart on making the Colonel G. B. It is
some consolation to know that Col NATE
SALISBURY, the celebrated troubadour, will be
asked to spend few weeks at Hatfield House
next fall by his well-known relative. the Mar
quis Of SALISBURY. Blood will tell
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THE SUN, SUNDAY, JUNE H. 1ss7.-sIxTEEN PAGES.

battle Of love, you must fight 1t out at close
quarters and not at long range. II he loves
me, she doubtless says, why does he not
como to WOO me. instead Of being 30 stupid
90 to write his awkward proposalp
To write 10 to display lack Of the courage
whose exhibition Of itself is half tho battle.
Faint heart, good friend, never won fair lady.
Go to her and plead your cause with the
eloquence to which she longs to yield, for
already we hear the marriage bells In the
distance and make haste to offer to her and
to you Our fluctuations and our hopes for
your unalloyed conjugal happiness. But 1t
can't DO done by letter; remember thati
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An act forbidding the sale Of tobacco to
minors under the ago Of sixteen has Just passed
the Illinois Legislature. No doubt the measure
was supported by parents whose children have
boon injured by the use Of tobacco. but that
they should apply to the Legislature instead
OF exercising their parental authority shows
how much more confidence people have in tho
power Of Legislatures to remedy small evils
than In their own.
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Governor HILL has entertained ex-Gover-
nor CLEVELAND at Albany. President HILL
may yet entertain ex-Prosident CLEVELAND at
Washington.
This Ia great country. and changes are
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-25

granting Of franchise TO elevated rali'
road on Macy street, as there Is 10 pc
titjon before the Board.
Report no GAUGE for action on tho
protest of Mr.. Levy against the elosint
az Aurora street, as there Is no peu
ton before the Board.
Recommended that 4. G. Buriin'
came be paid the balance due him OF
the leyee between Kubrts street ano
the northern terminus of the Official
river bed.
Recommended the following pay
ments on street grading;
Newbill & Rose, 1900 on account o.
Diamond street.
Sanford johnson, $4,000, or account
OF Washington street.
M RYAN. $1,000 on account OF grad
ing College street.
r. F. Donnegan, $4032. on Bellevue
avenue; also, $1450 OH account OF Gas
tellar street. :
A. NJ. Ellis, $1,000, OH account OF
grading Pleasant street.
A. Dallas, $26S3.55, on account o.
grading Grand avenue.
r. Bakeman $34l0 on account OF
DAILY street contract.
Marshall $1,000 on account OF erad-
ing Wall street. =, :.
Recommended that the bid OF
Strang & Shaw to grade Park View
avenue be rejected as no check ac'
companied.
Recommended that the City Sur
veyor be instructed to prepare = ne"
list of paving assessments ON Spring
street.
Recommended that the City CLERK
prepare a list OF all contracts now
over due and present the same al the
first meeting in January.
Ask further time on petition O
John Goldsworth and others to have
Pine street opened.
Adjourned.
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Christmas turkey dinner a. the
Stevenson House, corner First ana
Los Angeles, from to 7r. NJ. Pilee,
30 cents.
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Why YOUNG MEN. FAIL.
\ Ministers tddrr>, Which Contains Much
Practical Advice.

\ good sized audience listened 10 m,
adlrr>, If Rev W. ) Umy. pastor Of
the First Methodist Church. at ,ht
luu9g Nous Christian Association
Hall HIS subject WAS: Tho Failure,
OF Young Mon, and Why"
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gathered into 'h0ce groups; >clt.indul.
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Remedy for Catarrh. By druggists. soc.
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me 'Fhyoritc Prescription Of Or. Pierce
MTouRht iho WondeTUus change which you be.
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